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The support work team at Frontline Associates Supported Tenancies in Worthing has raised hundreds of pounds to help people in Ukraine.

Staff were thrilled when their fundraising efforts were doubled by the owner and manager, Andy Freeman.

Support worker Emily Moore organised the cake sale with colleague Emilia.

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Frontline Associates raised £540 in total with the cake sale for Ukraine

She said: “Emilia has family in Slovakia and they are helping with buying supplies and supporting the best they can.”

Andy doubled the £270 they raised at the cake sale to make a total of £540.

Frontline Associates supports adults with mental health and intellectual disabilities in the community in Worthing.

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Frontline Associates: Worthing company owner doubles cake sale takings to help Ukraine